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Types of Care


Your life, supported.

Retirement communities are all about choice and providing different types of care. They are designed for seniors who want to live a somewhat independent lifestyle but who may need minimal to moderate support with their daily living activities.

Freedom

Freedom from maintaining a home and preparing meals.

Privacy

Enjoying privacy while knowing someone is aware of your well-being.

Community

Belonging to a community of peers and participating in that community.

Safety

Knowing you are in a comfortable, safe place, where you are cared for.
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Independent
Living

Ind. Supported Living

Assisted
Living

Dementia/
Memory Care

Short Term
Stays

Independent Living offers residents the freedom to live in their own suite, with the added benefit of amenities, social activities, meals, and more. Many independent living communities offer the option to add care services down the line so that residents can age in place.

Independent Supported Living provides the home environment of Independent Living with the option to add extra supportive care services such as assistance with dressing, bathing, grooming, and medication at any time.

Assisted Living provides a home environment with care services included in the service fee. These services include assistance with dressing, bathing, grooming, medication, and more. To help residents age in place, additional services can be added at any time.

Memory Care communities create supportive, safe, and secure environments for people with varying forms and levels of dementia, all while providing opportunities for residents to live life to the fullest through social, recreational, and fitness activities.

Some retirement homes offer Short Term Stays for seniors who want to ‘test drive’ what it is like to live in a retirement home and understand all the benefits. Some individuals may also wish to recover from a hospital procedure and need extra support before they return to their own homes.

Questions about retirement living?

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